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| | | ... comes to managing their finances in retirement, with 59% seeing an adviser. Meanwhile, 14% said an adviser was their only wealth management source, while others cited their bank, solicitor, super fund and accountant being among the myriad of resources. ... |
| | | | ... weakening in the power of established gatekeepers," the report said. The fastest-growing of these non-insto groups are Merit Wealth, GPS Wealth (recently acquired by Easton Investments), Dover Financial, Interprac, Capstone, Akambo, Synchron, Politis ... |
| | | | ... don't prepare well enough for a sale that often lead to financial or personal consequences. The report warned of 'sudden wealth syndrome' whereby large increases in family wealth, usually accompanying the sale, can potentiality "wreak havoc on families ... |
| | | | High-net-worth individuals could soon turn to Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook for wealth management needs according to latest research from Capgemini. In its 2017 World Wealth Report the consulting firm found BigTech is casting a long shadow in wealth ... |
| | | | ... governance and professional standards. Kirsten Lynn joins Madison from ANZ Private, where she was an associate private wealth adviser. Prior to that, she was a legal officer for merits review and decisions at the Office of the Australian Information ... |
| | | | The marketing and distribution lead at a major listed wealth management platform will depart after tendering his resignation. HUB24's Wes Gillett will leave the position he's held since May 2013, with West Australian regional manager Greg Newman taking ... |
| | | | New Zealand's sovereign wealth fund had one of its best years yet posting an annual return of more than 20%. For the 12 months to 30 June 2017, the New Zealand Superannuation Fund turned in a 20.71% (after expenses, before tax) return. This follows ... |
| | | | ... the report said. Linden said more than $500 billion is invested through platforms, which are typically owned by banks and wealth management groups and used by financial planners. "The new super rules are more likely to mislead consumers than help them," ... |
| | | | ... of policies under the National Mutual Life retail portfolio. AMP chief executive Craig Meller said the earnings in the wealth protection business will be "much less volatile" following the implementation of the new reinsurance program as "we've effectively ... |
| | | | ... account balances. TTS uses "lifestyle retirement bands" (LRBs), which range from zero (null, $1000 in the account) to seven (wealth enhancement, over $1.6 million in the account). Adjusted based on this and a member's age, the "smarter default" option ... |
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